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"Adidas," somebody wrote back to one of my more thought-provoking tweets and I was wondering why would you name a sneaker, I mean, why would you write back the name of a sneaker to me?

It's like when you're mean to your wife because you're mad at somebody else.

Why don't you go on and treat somebody else?" (Laughter) I hadn't seen Melquiades for about 10 years and when we had our annual meetings in Lima, Peru a couple of years ago, the filmmakers found him and here is us getting together.

Somebody's mum has heard that Sophie's dad is in prison.

And actually, every time we hold out the hand of friendship to somebody not like us, whose class or creed or color are different from ours, we heal one of the fractures of our wounded world.

However good the resolution of the video, you still can't see if somebody's irises are opening to really take you in.

There could be somebody in this room right now surrounded by a thousand people experiencing loneliness.

I know, I can hear you now, there's somebody in the room screaming at me inside their head, "That's my house, and that's my neighborhood, and I know everyone on my block!"

Of course, there's another narrative as well, so we shouldn't get caught up on that, you know, somebody who's poor and going to face discrimination, they also might pursue a resume-building strategy.

So, raise your hand if you've seen somebody in your city standing on a corner, holding a sign like this.

They provide counseling, food, shelter, and if they don't provide it, they know somebody in our city that does.

So simply making eye contact with somebody, shaking hands, giving somebody a high-five is enough to release oxytocin, which increases your level of trust and it lowers your cortisol levels.

If somebody hears your voice, they think you're smarter.

I recognize that; I even know somebody that does that."

Firstly, you have a constant rotation of caregivers, with somebody new coming on to the shift every eight hours.

If, today, we all go home and we say, "Oh, whatever, somebody else will do it for us," or we'll wait for government or whomever.

We do know, through research, that there are quite a number of different things that affect somebody's process of radicalization, and we categorize these into push and pull factors.

And actually, this is usually very positive things, very seemingly empowering things, such as brotherhood and sisterhood and a sense of belonging, as well as giving somebody a spiritual purpose, a divine purpose to build a utopian society if their goals can be met, but also a sense of empowerment and adventure.

And it became a cat-and-mouse game where we would see accounts taken down and they'd just come back up, and an arrogance around somebody having a 25th account and material that was disseminated everywhere.

So preventative medicine is, how do we make it so you are naturally resilient to this process of radicalization, whereas that is going to be different if somebody is already showing a symptom or a sign of belonging to a violent extremist ideology.

Whereas it's very different if somebody is starting to question and agree with certain things online, and it's also very different if somebody already has a swastika tattoo and is very much embedded within a group.

It has a list of a few dozen attributes, so whenever somebody thinks something about another person's thinking, it's easy for them to convey their assessment; they simply note the attribute and provide a rating from one to 10.

I mean, you don't have to tell somebody that their bald spot is growing or their baby's ugly.

You couldn't tell the difference between somebody from Texas and somebody from Rome.

Would you think of somebody who you adore, who's no longer there?

But fundamentally, the thing that we need to change in the way that we talk about physics, is we need to understand that physics isn't out there with weird people and strange hieroglyphics for somebody else in a posh lab.

Every one of us has something that we want to hide from somebody.

What about when somebody mentions North Korea?

So remember this: the next time you're hearing somebody try to sell you on the idea that protectionism is a good deal, it's just not.

It doesn't have to be you, because it would seem like I'm trying to convince somebody to come join us in the country.

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